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National Republican., 1887-04-19

II KURTz JOHNSON. A. l. JOHNSON.
IL. JOHNSON BROTHERS.
In addition to our unequaled facilities for
supplying families throughout the District Of
COAL AND WOOD.
We are now prepared 70 supply consumers with
COKE
Direct from the Washington Gaslight Com
NO CHANGE IN PRICE OR TERMS.
Orders will continue to be received at the
office OF the Washington Gaslight Company
and at the works of the company.
Also for Coke, Coal, and Wood by direct Or
ders or by telephone,
No. l202 street northwest.
BRANCH OFFICES AND YARDS;
1915 Seventh street northwest.
l7i0 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
22l Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
1921 Ninth street northwest.
COS Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Corner Third and X streets northwest,
WHARyES AND RAILROAD YARD:
Twelfth and Water streets southwest.
N. B.-Liberal terms will be made with all
dealers IN fiel In the District OF Columbia
WE ARE DELIVERING CRUSHED COKE TO
ANY PART OF. WASHINGTON
OR GE0RGErOWN-
40 Bushels for $3.50.
25 Bushels for 81 so.
COKE NOT CRUSHED
40 Bushels for s2.QO.
5 Bushels for s2,Co,
National Republican., 1887-04-19
oraIn ana ProvIsiops,
Following is the range Of prices in the Chicago
market, furnished by B. Z. Plain d Co., Bt, CLOUD
Building, corner Of Ninth and streets.


The following List OF the most ecive stocks deal
In on the Washington etock RyonnnRe ia furnishes
BY Messrs. Bell q Co., bankers, No. 1887 Pennsyl-
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How to Sign q Note.

Not long since prominent woman in good society undertook to instruct the public not so we'll informed as herself how to write note. Her hints to letter writers appeared in New York newspaper, and will undoubtedly prove of benefit to many of it's readers. All she said on this topic was perfectly correct, from "thc abomi- nation of scented stationery" and the ob- jectionablc ragged edge note paper with colored inks, to the formula required in all notes of invitation. The article, which also puncturcd some of the affectations of Q young letter writer, was signed "IIrs.
 Burton N. Harrison" Tho usc of tho prefix "NIrs." in this connection is q breach of literary etiquette which the writer commits in common with Mrs. Jchn Sherwood, who certainly knows better than to do so. Both these ladies have pre- sentcd their society views in print as models to bo followed by less well bred people, yet both are guilty of bad form in signing themselves Mrs" No lady ever writes n note and signs it by her married title. She is neither Miss nor Mrs. at such times, end even should she lie writ ing to m inferior, or to Q stranger, the rulc is the same. To avoid any mistake of address, notes of this description must be written in the third person. With Q newspaper article tho "Mrs." signature is in intolerably bad taste.-Boston Herald.
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Summons. ;l.

In the Justices Count of Precinct No One. County oi Cochise Territory of Arizona Be. fore Inc. C. Ea,ton, Ju tice of the Peace.
 lula LoI g, pl inIift. ,s John Meaher, non- resident, d. eda l. A. ion brought in said Justices C.u [. aud Ut emp aiDt filed in the said Court ly ,h, sic U ice of the Peace in the sa County tf C. thi t. f..a
 he l,rri,u oi izona sends greeting, to John MeaItr. d non-ie, dent of the territory ef AIizond. de en iani. y"u are hereby, summoned and T, Quired to all Ter m an action brought again | ,cu b, ,h nbove named plaintiff in the said Ju tees ouri. before said justice of the Peac at his off f on Allen street. City ot TCmbstt n, Coch,se County aforesaid and to a .sw'r ,h, a d'cJmp aint filed therein, within five days (exc us,v- oi inc day of sericel after the S, Ivce un you oi this summons. if served within this prs ,irct. or if served without this pr.,iLct, but in thi, tounty. within ten days: or 1t served cut of this County within fifteen days; otherwise within twenty days, or judg- menr by deiau will be taken against you ac- cordiDg to the prayer of said complaint. The sad d ton IS tIou. ht to recover a balance due for services in taking rare of your crippled dau hter, and yoi are hereby notified that if you tail 10 appear and answer the said com. pl int, as above r quret. ,he plaintiff will apply ior judgment by default against you for said sum -' cots Given Ut oer my hard at my said office this 9th day of Sept A. D, I8 2.
 NO. (. EAsroN. -- Justice of [, e Peace in and for said Precinct,
 (ounN and Territ ry.
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Americans 60 to Carlsbad and stay two months working for health; and then they go to Paris, and il. two weeks, upon good champagne spree, destroy all tho benefits they have received"
 Tho sano is tho case even at Saratoga and our health resorts. TLc waters are unquestionably beneficial at that spot if taken with some regard to dict; but the Saratoga hotels arc all organized upon the theory of feeding the system to the fullest. The bar rooms there for tho men to re- pair to arc big enough for regiment to enter. Tho dining rooms arc prepared for 1000 to cat at once. Spring chicken from Syracuse, birds from tho Adiron- dacks, frogs from Canada palnpcr rp the system, and wine is almost necessary to wash them down; so the waters one goes to drink have but O partial effect. What good is done fin the morning at Q o'clock is neutralized at 10 o'clock brcal.fast. After that the horse race and its incidental dis sipation, the afternoon ride and the big supper at the lake and an evening given up to cards or billiards or drink, carry the invalid faster toward his grave than back from it.-Herald of Health.
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The Patient Proof Reader.

The proof reader is patient animal; he is mass of crudition; knows everything and everybody; is acquainted with most languages and is on speaking terms with great many; and can detect tyro- graphical error, straightcn out tho gram mar, correct mistakes of fact and rattle along the whole at rate of sp;cd that would paralyze the ordinary reader of q newspaper.
 He is the one man against whom the recording angel never balances the ac- count. He may capture and surlmarily execute 100 typographical brigards Lent on making nonsense of scmc interesting and instructive article, but if ono slirs by him no recording angel drops tear and wipes out the blot. Not bit of it. Irate editors, furious reporters, inccnsed mana gers unite to pour out their vials of wrath on the proof reader, and if Nature, With her grand gift of compensation, had not provided him with the Lido of rhinoce- ros he might, once in while, feel sore.-. George B. Perry in Tho Writer.
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APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.
First Publication Sept. TO- Iss7.) RATIFICATION FOB .. s. PATENT NO. Ass.
Notice Of Application of Chnrlce W. LaasA for . U. ,. Patent for North Point
 Mining Claim.
UNITED STATES LAND OPrics.(

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
 TUCSON. Ar z.. epteTber 2. A D. I867. To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
 Notice is hereby given that Charles w. Leach wh Jse DO to hte address is Tombstone, Arz-n -n', has file an ap liclticn in this office for U "ited ola es paten' Tor fourteen hundred iine 1T feet cf the No.tn Point m,ning claim. Vein. lode or miner uepos Ucari 2 si yer and gold, with surface ground SIX hu dret f-et Tn width. ying aid being situ td m the Tomb. stone Mining D,stri-t, County ot Coch St nd Territory oi Iizona. And t,. sa:d harles W. Leash being now abuat 10 m Ike a. plica jn ,h ough thls office to lne United State. Ter a patent for saiu inning clan, which cla m is ln' It t,liy and ,rt.cu ary oe: crbe'' to mcte, and uo Ands by the .fficr,l plat and held notes $. land .ffice at Tue. on, Arlzonr, when il I'd notes cf survey desciibe the bounda. les and sx teut of sad claim on the surface wit magnetic va,iaton at II' 43' E as foll Jws, tD.~it:
 Beginning at the init al monument at a { inch DIS mark d l. VI. North Point M. C. No T.. from whch U 5. M. VI. No. I beam ; 30 g w 3l,I feet corner 10 SC tionS and N touLdar, l ao 5 K ? E teas s'4T W So+s e,; tn n .> so' +I aS6 feet'to { i 'ch pos.
 I4o3 te, to 4 nci, p st marked N P. M C. No. 2; tb, nG > sOe 4i' E 300 Get to a { men pos m"ku \. F. M. (. No. (; theme $ oo' 4i l. 300 Gel 10 inch Iost ma A,d \. F. NJ. (. No. s; ,hence 5 22' S4 WI,7, feet .ra { n h post marked \. r. M | x 6; ,h, ne x 5s' 80 W 300 'eet to Jost N'. l. the place b s inning. .CUntAim in. o.S6,aces es. sid min nA calm is "ls ot r' cU,u III 'e Ufice O the Ccun keco deI ot m ( unu of 0 ise a,d Te ,itor, ot A,s,na. The p esumsd general oui Or 'uirert,n f said North Point vein. 0 C ur m n' r,l de- post eing shown as n, ar 5 ,an c de errnn [ on D esent deyelopme?t>, U. on the said olncal Iat hled with the K gist as aforesaid. This claim being for font en hu dred- in-ar f c thereof, together wilh tie suffice ground s own upon said pl {; the ven. lode and ri,iii- Ing premises sough, to be Pa ented are bounded IS follow to.wit: On the south by ihe Co' ten ton and Silver Guar CT. on the wet by the Silver Thread and Silver Belt; tn the east by the Cir cinnati and Cocopah. wth which Ii con. flcti. Said claim is desis hated as lot No. Io3 and IS survey No Sos on sald official pl,t
 Any and all persons claini 2 adversely the mining ground, vein, lode and pHeh'ses or. any portion thereof so sescriDed, srrveyedr plrttsd and patt nt app jed Tor, are here by no'ined .,ha, un ess iher auverse claims are duly hled with the Register of tre U. 5. la. offics at ueaon. in the lerrto y of- Ariz ni curing C slx,y day: publi ion of this notice, they mil be for ever haried [, on ass, Ii < any such claims.
 And l hereby or CT l. at this notice be pub lshen for ,e.. ,U) W eK i the Tombs one Week., EPITApH a n W ,n CT pl lished in the to n oi Tombs O e Co ny Coehise. in the
 AID DUFF. Register.
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Notice.

In the District Court of the First Juiicial District of Ariz ma, in and for och s,, Conn V. Robert C. Kette~ell vs. Josephine B. Kettle we'll. No. 1922
 To Josephine B. Ke't ewell, the det ndant in the above enti led ana nun bered su
 Take notice that on or after the goth day after the service by p blicat on of th's notice a commission will issue out of the Di lr ct Court of the First Judicial Dsrc, of Ar'zona Tn ane for Ccchiee County to take the deposition of Julia C. K ulewe l, itness for plaintiff in the above entities, and numbred suit. TOW pend ng in said above named Court in answ'r 10 cer- rain interrogations pror ounded to her by Pl2in- tiff and now in file among the papers Of said suit in the Clerks office of said Court. Said witness res'd $ at No. 64o Columbia avenue, in the City and County of Baltimore, State Of Maryland.
 Given under my hand and the seal Of said Di>r ct Court on this AuPust 26 1887
 lsEALl .,. GEO. H. DAIiY, Slek q ths District Court of Cochiss County.
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First Pu Il ar on sept 10. rse79 APPLICATION FOE T. ?. PATENT NO. Ase. No. ice of ihe Application of W, J. Taylor fer n Pa.eut is the Perseverance,
 ,.lnihR ( lllua.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
 TUCSON, Ariz. september 2. A. D. ISs7.
 To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
 Notice is hereby given that w. l. Taylor, whose postotfice address is T, mbstone Arizona, has fl d his application in this office for U. S. pat,n: to eleven hundred and thirty-hve and 3-Io linear fet of the Perseverance mining claim, Vein, lode or mineral deposit. bearing silver and gold with surface ground six hundred .et in .dth. lying and being situated within the Tombstone Mining District. County oi Cochse and TeIrt,r r, of Arizona. And the aid w. J. lay or IS about making application throu. h Ims tiff t t' the United States fer a patt mt tn sad nnni, claim, which said claim s more fully anu particular y de cribed as to m,te, and boul ds by the Cfficial plat and field ntt-s oi lne survey her. of, now on file in the
 flee ot the Register Of the U. S. land office at Tue on Arizon,. wh th held nors of survey desc ibe the boundaries anu ext. mt oi said claim on the surfac |, with mal neuc var.aIion at ,I0 4a Ea as lows, 'o-~h:
 Begl ming at the in lal monument a inch post marked M. Perseverance M. C. O. Ii; thence 5 .'44' F. 30, ,eet to inch pos marked M. C. No. 2; th Lee N i7' a3' E. oe9.S ct 10 il eh po.t m'arkt U. M C. No 3; then.e N 8 "a w 3,o feet to a. in pos, U.S 5 M M. No. b ar S 83' o2' E 68o4 fe {; he o, ner of sections or C and ,w. nor tn Lound. ary I 20 aa bears \ so' as' E is oss G i; th,ice 43' A, W 300 lee, to inch p st market P M C. No. $; hence $ Ie' I6 w Ii35 feet to a 4 inch DO ma ked F M C No 6; he ce 43' a E 500 feet to pos. No I ihc pa,e oi leg,n' ing Con ming i39o ces Said nm ain i, also of recrrd in t' t urt ce of the ( unt, RecoI d,r of the Co y of C.c ise nd lerr tory ot Arizona. and ,f- pc um d g ueraI c urse or iir ton O. the Sd ven, cor mi erai q, posit be- g shown .s ne,i as ,a' be uelermted rem present d. = vr ol menis upc the said off ial pa, fl d with the ne. ist.r Cf th'. ard off, C a> alo, e>a'd. he >~i n. deal m,ing p erni,e, he J ,u, h 10 be pa e ed eing uun ed a: f.!loWs, o- {: >c iheat the e"ral M,' ., on h- $ Il h ast y tn ,,mo 0 C M. C., an' up ,n the sot invest b, the Ii lie C. M. i; d claiun is es gns Il on said p,ot as lot 0. o8, -n sIvey No. 8i4 Ei.-...
 ',l.and al Ie ns claiming adversely the II ining gruuad. ven lode or prem. ses oi an, p, tneIt of. SD described. surveyed. p artd and paten, applied or are herei no med that tn. e,s thelr adverse claims re nnly filea ~ith tn. Register of the U. land off ( ct tue on: n C Territory of Arizona, durng the xty da,. pubic of this n..ti,e thes wid be Ur.ver barred f, om asserting any such cla m
 And hereby order that this not ce be pub. lished for ten (Io) weeks in the Tombstone Weekly EPiTAPH,, a newspaper publs;.d d at Tombstone. Cochise Conny, Territo y of Ari- zona. A. D. DurF, Register.
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A Remarkable Dam.

A remarkable dam is about to be con- structed by water company rt the Sun Mateo canyon, four miles from San Matco, Cal, in order to form reservoir. Tic canyon is very narrow and steep. ard fifteen feet below tho bottom is a solid rock, on which the foundation of the dcm will rest. Tho structure will be 110 feet high, 175 wide at the base, 90 feet ct the top and zoo feet in length. It will Ee the largest stone dam ever known to have been built The dike will hGvc curva- ture of 80 feet, and the convex side will be up stream. The material will be now sort of concrete composed of stone Thc walls will be perfectly smooth Tho rcscr- voir that will be formed by it and the ad- jacent hills will be about eight miles in length and 150 feet deep at the deepest places. Its capacity will be about &, ,O00,- O00,0 900 gallons The water will be con. veyed by tunnels to the city of San Fran cisco.-Chicago Journal.
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Summons.

THE JU>TICE> CURT OF PRr- l cn,t No. cn,, C. uny of ochs-. om . stone, Terrt ry of Ar1ola Heforr ,an C.. E 4ston. I. P. Cha le G. oh sl. n, pl,in lff vs. Herman Lel tien, de nd m. who is grd tu be d non.r. dent Of AriLona Acton. debt a'd attachment; comi laint fl, d in my office and summons issued ih's day-o sos. The
 territory of Arizona 10 Herman l. p fen, non res dent, defendant: You are h, rebs summnnei 1 and required to appear and answe the c mpaint or plaintiff at my fife in tie c,ty o l"mb- stone. Cochise county. Arizona, within five day, should thi, summons b. seved upon you W thu this precinct; if SC ved upon you without this trecibcr. but within this ,ounty, ten day; II served cut If ,hi c,unty. if cen days; olhcr- wise within twenty day lex .ludine th- da' of seivice) fir, m u c day this sumn ons is served uron you. This ac:ion is brought t. r cover judgment against you for the sum o S65; dus TOT professional services ot plainuff as alt rney at law, S O. and an account fl Herring X Her ring of sa5, assigned 10 plaintiff and ,osts O. suit And you are h reby notited that should you fail to app ear and answer within he time stated in ih.s sun mons, the said pain if will apply to the court 10 judgment az insl you for said .um and all ,o,tS. Given m Ter m, hand at my of c in the ely of Icmts,onc, Cocfise county, A,izora, ,hls Ist day If Sep temter. Iss7. JOHN C EASTON.
 s.At Justice o. ihe Peace.
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Summons.

In the Distric; Cout of the First iud cal District, of the Territory ot rnona, n an tor the ounty of CCchNe R. hert C. K ,u well p'ain;iff, vs. Josephine B Kttlew, Il, u-''l oant. Action brought n the D tr ct curt ui he FiIs, Judicial District oi the Itri ry Of Ari- zona. in and for the Couny ot Cochise, and he complaint filed in the said County of Co chi.e in the cffic- of the ( Jerk o said Di-'rict Court. The T, rritory of ArIzona sends greet ing 10 ioscphn' E. ketteuell d-ltLdant You arc hereby required to pelr in an actor brought aganst you by the above named plaintiff, in the Ditict Court of the First Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County Of Cochise, and to answer the complaint filed the ein Within ten days (exclusive of the dave servi el, afs the service on you of this summons Gi trv within this county; or if served GU, oi this couity tut in this ui,trict, within tweny day; oh rw Sc wi hin thily days) or judt mtnt by default will be ,ako n aga nst you according $ 10 'ie prayer oi said compia nt.
 Given under my hand and seal of the Dis- trict curt cf the fhst dI,ial D's'riot of the Territory of Ar zo a, in and io' the County Of Coo isr, this 2G,h cay of August, in 'he year t orr Lord one thousand tight hund eda d'ighty seven.
 stALl GEO. II DAILY,
 Clerk
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The Country of Intlolence.

Egypt is for everybody who is not forced to work, tho country of incidence. The manana of tho Spaniard finds Q home here. No ono ever thinks of walking. MT. Butler gives the reply of Pasha, who was perhaps asked to get up and look at something: "All places arc Clike to the true believer. Tho servant of God Is passive, not elective. Doubtless Iblis, the accursed, bcguiles inltlols to love walking or travel, but it IS written on the pages of the air that sitting is better" Horses arc trained to walk suCothy, end tho fat Pasha sits his mount and feels no moro motion than if reclining in rocking chair.-New York Times Book Review.
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-10-15
Notice of Forfeiture.

To Daniel O'roole, Frank Donneily R. P.yke, 1. G. Parke and all others interested. You ire errhy notified that the undersigned ha, cxpenced during the years 1884 and 1886 one hundr> d dollars worth of work in the per- fo ma tt of the annual labor upon the Sea Su ee mine, >i uattd in ih Tomb tone Mining ciylrict. Co,hisr county, Terrier. of Arizona. ia d Tt holi th sm required by Section 2a24 'i th K visei S'a utes ff the United es, an, ,ou re flu 'h notified that the m ey su tx, eni-r Il on id Sea Surge mine is que th ,h ndeci ne,i. and If you or your he rs or s gns f, 0 ntu [" co' tri ute your pro- porGoo of the um % cxpe d. d within ninety da, after the pblcat n 'i this notice. will come the property of the und' rsigned.
 EUGENE PRITCHARD.
 ]. ]. MCCLELLARD.
 Dated Tombstone, June asth. Iss7. --- ---,.
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N, W Books.

The following new bouks have bee' recently added 10 Sol l,raels circulating nbrary:
 Ma Twaln's Engli'h IS She $ Taught
 ret liar $ NJ ipnaires of Rough and keady. Bret Haris The Crusade of tie EXC, lsior, Malion Crawford's Saracin' sea, Balzac's The A'Lafesr, O. tie House of Claes. Balzac's l he Two Brothers. Bilzac's Cesar tiroueau, Balzac's The Country Doctor, Balzac's Eugene G,andet George Meredith's Novels. Lusk's The Yoke of th= Sho ak, stinte's Ruchholz Family lSecond Part) Dudley Warn r's Their Pilgrimage.
 Subscription SI month; single copie loaned fer 2S cents.
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-10-15
German Centenarians.

By way of celebrating the emperor ot Germany's 90th birthday list of ell the known persons in the Prussian kingdom who are older than tho sovereign was completed. There was one man of 1G0 years, another of 118 years, woman of IF, another of 115, two women of 112, two EIcn and one woman of III, five women of no, one man and four women Of 1C0, three men and two worlen of 10S, two men and ten women of 107, thirteen men and seven women of 10G, and quite Q large number who had attained to their 105th year. The total number of persons who gave their ago at over 1C0 was 1C0. Tho province of Silesia appears to be cx- ceptionally favorable to longevity.-Chi- cago News.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Edward swi |. ce ea.ed: Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, adm s'ritor of the said estate to the creditors ,f, al d al persons h7virg claims against the ,,d dece sed 10 exhib", them with Ii C necessary vo ,tcls within four months alter ihe hrst pub ii ,,ti n O. h nouce. to tFe sad A mnIs ra- 0 a , c office of Char e c Iohnson. Alto ne, tt Law, Tombstone Arzoha.
 l. A KoSKA. PuNc Administr to-, oui ty of Cot hise. L. nh U. q, Alir l62r.
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sleeping Alone.

It is very much healthier to sleep alone. The nn..calthfulness of two persons occu- pyi23 t.:c c.r!c bed very much depends on the lys,c:l condition of either CT both. If orc is discasetl, injury to tho other ia sure to result Tho practice is unhealth- full LeccUGc the cXhalations from the body of one cornc in contact with and arc ab. soi bed by t.!e skin of the other, and be- cause each one mot, of necessity, breathe sor:c of t.c G.r winch has been breathed by tac ot.cr, and consequently rendered impure. of Health.
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-10-15
Too Much Eating and Drinking

An old and retired banker in New York said to ne lately that he had just come from Carlsbad, where he went to have the gout treated. Said l.:
 ''ls that place really influential upon the gout?"
 ''If you would go to any spot in the United States where the air was good, and submit to tho samo dict and exercise, ZeQ would get well tus. as quick EAs
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To the Public.

Having purchased the entire interest of Jos. Pascholy in the undertaking bus,- ness in this city, will hereafter devote my especial attention to said business. Embalming and the preparing of bodies for removal a specially. Orders filled in any part of the county. <,.a.E !....
 A. ]. GyTsA
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate of An cine Marilius, recessed Notie e is er,hv giv'n fy he undersigned , m is ra,or Of the esta'e of Antoine Mariliu>, l cea,.u 10 he CT ., il Is of and all persons hav- ing c inns against tN. sad d, ceased to exhibit em wit1 tie Ie ,ssary otc CTS VI hn ten mon,hs fte | fist put licalicn ef tti| rotice to the d admins rotoI, at Nacnta', Moore & C. $ tore, All n sure [. Tombstone, ,Ar'z'na err tov. thr. n,c bong tn, p ace for the trans. acti n ,i the busin ss fl said -stst'.
 PAS AL BALL ADE. A mini tretor of the estate of Antoine Marlius dscsaSsd
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For the "EarthqualSe Committed"

The city council of Charleston, S. C., has presented to the 'earthquake conn mittcc" handsome bronze plaque bear ing the seal of the city and the palmetto wreath of the state as token of the city's appreciation of their services during tho Earthquake excitement.
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-10-15
For Students of Theology.

The Waterbury American thinks that theological students should be required to serve an apprenticeship in newspaper office. They would there learn what to leave out of their scrriors, as wc, as catch the newspaper spirit, which divincs what people can bc most CtTcciivcl, talked to about at q particular time; what sub jcct is least likely to put them to sleep, Ind how to treat sleepy subject awaken insly.
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-10-15

When youug lIitn is walking with his girl he forgets ali tl,c sliort cuts.
Tombstone epitaph., 1887-10-15

CHARLES GRANVILLE JOHNSTON, Attorney and Counselor st Law.
 .5 City of Tombstone, Fremont Street, bet.
 Fourth and Fifth. Next dsss .e ]. v. viekss<